Sunburst News

More than 200 high school students from Choteau, CJI, Conrad, Cut Bank, Dutton-Brady, Fairfield, Power, Shelby, Sunburst and Valier gathered at Shelby High School for the 2008 Family, Career and Community ...

Before last Tuesday's historic presidential election, I polled area high school students about their political beliefs.

John Lyon of Shelby, right, is shown with three Bolivian attorneys who were among a delegation of six and two interpreters from the State Department who visited the Shelby area for several days in the fall of ...

The end of the first quarter of school is approaching, and we're gearing up for the Parent/Teacher Conferences that follow this event.

An open house and potluck at New Life Community Church in Choteau on Sept. 28 marked the 50th wedding anniversary of Loren and Sue Heavirland of Choteau.

ANDERSON - Son born Tuesday to Amanda and Joseph Anderson of Great Falls. DURNELL - Son born Wednesday to Kristie and Paul Durnell of Conrad.

A family who ranches northwest of the closed Texaco gasoline refinery in Sunburst is suing the company, saying their land and underground water was polluted by oil leaking from storage tanks.

PORT OF WILD HORSE - It doesn't look like much. On a busy day, 100 cars may pass by the small brick building surrounded by wind-blown wheat fields, power poles and not much else.

The Great Falls Symphony'sregionalYouth Orchestra is holding auditions on Wednesday, Sept.

Friday, Aug. 1:1:26 a.m. - Caller reports he just saw a man crash his motorcycle off an exit with a "Prairie Market" sign.

North Toole County had two people designated as "Senior of the Year" with Ellavon Snell as the first ever Senior of the Year from the Sunburst Senior Center.

North Toole County had two people designated as "Senior of the Year" with Ellavon Snell as the first ever Senior of the Year from the Sunburst Senior Center.

He is shown here being presented his trophy by Joe Krall of Sunburst, a director of the Montana Pork Producers Council.

Sam Law, who previously worked as the assistant warden at Crossroads Correctional, has been promoted to warden of the Shelby facility.

The City Council on Monday night approved a budget for 2009 after promises that next year's budget will be significantly different.

A University of Montana professor who developed a sensor used to gauge the problem of acidity in seawater has received a federal grant of nearly $1 million to advance the sensor's commercial potential.

SUNBURST - Students at North Toole County High School call themselves the Refiners and proudly wear their colors, red and white.

“It's just a question of getting it out of the ground.”

With oil prices at record levels, Teton County is experiencing more oil and gas exploration in 2008 than it has in any year in the last quarter century. via Great Falls Tribune